Camberos, Geyse lead Club América into the Final

The reigning Liga MX Femenil champions earned a 4-1 victory over Gotham FC.

PACHUCA, Mexico – The 2025/26 Concacaf W Champions Cup Finals continued with Club América Femenil earning a 4-1 win against previous tournament winners Gotham FC in the Semifinals on Wednesday at Estadio Hidalgo in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico.

Scarlett Camberos handed América the lead in the 21’ with a strike from the center of the box, capitalizing on a delivery from Geyse.

Esther González equalized for Gotham in the 48’ with a crossed finish from the right end of the box after receiving a through ball from Jaedyn Shaw.

Camberos collected her brace in the 57’ to reclaim the lead for América, once again connecting with Geyse.

Aylín Aviléz added a third for América in the 70’, as Geyse collected her third assist after winning the ball in the box.

Camberos secured her hat-trick from the penalty spot in the 89’ to round out the result for the reigning Liga MX Femenil champions.

Club América will contest its first W Champions Cup Final on Saturday, while Gotham FC moves on to the Third Place Match that will be contested earlier in the day.

Post-Match Data

• Despite having less possession than NJ/NY Gotham FC in the match (45% to 55%), Club América Femenil recorded more shots (15 to 12), more shots on target (9 to 3), and a higher expected goals total (2.5 xG to 0.8 xG).
• Club América opened the scoring and held the lead for more than an hour against Juan Carlos Amorós’ side (66 minutes), becoming the first team to take the lead against Gotham FC in the current season of the Concacaf W Champions Cup.
• Scarlett Camberos (Club América) scored against Gotham FC and has now found the net in each of her last three Concacaf W Champions Cup matches. Ana Dias (with Tigres last season) is the only other player to have scored in three consecutive matches in the tournament so far. In addition, Camberos became the first player to score a hat-trick in a knockout-stage match in the competition.
• This marked the fourth time a Liga MX Femenil club has defeated an NWSL team in the Concacaf W Champions Cup. Club América accounts for three of those victories, after defeating San Diego Wave in the 2024 group stage and Orlando Pride in the 2025 group stage.
• Geyse assisted on three of Club América’s four goals in this match. It was the first time the Brazilian recorded more than one assist in a continental club match (including the UEFA Women’s Champions League and the Concacaf W Champions Cup). She also became the fourth player to register three or more assists in a Concacaf W Champions Cup match and the first to do so against a Liga MX Femenil or NWSL club.
• Esther González scored her fifth career goal in the Concacaf W Champions Cup and her second in knockout-stage matches after scoring the winning goal in the 2024/25 Final. Esther became the first player to score in multiple knockout-stage matches in Concacaf W Champions Cup history.